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Chill dude! I have never said anything negative about the bullet. But, thanks so much for explaining everything. U said the same as me in other way, it is all about personal choice. If u read my posts carefully, you will find the same. ![]() U need not further explain about a Bullet to me. Do not think that I am ignorant of bullets. Once you do a long tour on a Zma, you will also appreciate it then.
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Hell Guardian!!
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: India
Posts: 210
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Hey guys!
I think I am late in posting here, but then not to point at anyone, for whoever mentioned, about Bullet being a maintenance intensive bike, I would just say that it's an image (a false image) with you. Like somebody very rightly pointed out, it's about how well you take care of your bike & it definitely doesn't mean taking your bike every two weeks to the mechanic. This maybe true for any bike, Bullet or ZMA, provided it's your bad luck or that you really don't know how to ride & take care of the bike. About one kick starts, man, let go off of some old world definitions of what a good bike is. Maybe a bike starts in one kick, but then maybe it's poor on compression, is smoking, then what. You can't call it a good bike. In fact, back home, I used to have this milkman who had a Bajaj CT100, & I surely saw him starting the bike in one kick (maybe half-kick, as people sometimes like to say), but then I surely know that his was not the best bike out there. As for parts, please check the facts first & then talk of what's available & what's not, & what a thing costs. So, please try & not post some thing that you don't know about or you personally feel negatively about. And then maybe what you consider the best, has at least the equivalent negatives, if not more because nothing is perfect. Take care. Happy thumping, Prakhar |
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SlowMotionInfinity
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Delhi
Posts: 6,824
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The detailed review will come in later, but for now: If you want to tour any bike will go but forget acceleration, overtaking with ease and prepare to give your wrist a heavy beating, not only because of the riding position but also because of the fact that you have to rev-its-everything off to keep it in the 'power'band, if at all you call it that. But then of course we have also taken a Kinetic Blaze scooter around India ![]() Unfortunately this was my experience. |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Pune
Posts: 1,034
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On my recent rides, I found the ZMA, 220 and the Bull to be the easiest at that...this of course is my personal observation and others may have their own. The low revin mill of the ZMA imparts that relaxed feel...the 220 has immense torque spread and feels powerful and relaxed at that speed too...the bull feels like an out of phase mixer at idle but is quite soft when one reaches a ton (dont know much about the bull tho').
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 15
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ye karizma is the best
from my experience it takes 300 to 350 km run in one stroke no sweat that to ghat roads so for me bike for touring would be zama
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: shimla
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+++ being a regular tourer on these roads, kalka shimla road can b traversed well in 5th gear on zma while maintaining 50-60 or plus speed with ease while cruising...!!!(including many overtakes too :O)
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ElectroniX!
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: BLR/GHY/MAS
Posts: 2,384
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How come no one even mentioned the Avenger-200? How is it when it comes to touring? Atleast, the riding position is comfy. Any positive/negative traits of this bike?
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Bangalore
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I have done about 700 KMS up and 700 kms on a dio which is 1400 kms. all together..We have had no draw backs on the bike not even like engine over heating. puncture or any like that. we like drove it for 3hrs continuously. Faced no problems.
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Never FORGET your past
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: On the move...
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